Indoor Bouldering

Name: Indoor Bouldering
Rating: 4.9 (44 reviews)
Author: Gil Osborne

By: Gil Osborne App

Tracking progress made easy

Overview

Version:

2.1

Last updated: 2026-05-09

Ranking

#203,405 ▼ 2,375

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Complete redesign to iOS26 plus some of the most requested features including support for more grade scales and the ability to add photos!

Simply track your indoor bouldering progress, that's it. Quickly record projects as you climb, reflect on your goals after each session, and move up in grade.

Quickly record climb details
Track goals and save session reflections
Easily see your progress over time
Add photos of each route you climb
Support grade scales: V, Font, YDS, UK
No logins
No share spam
No tracking
Syncs with iCloud
Common terms and holds for newer climbers
Export or import climb history

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Gil Osborne

Rating:

4.90

(44)

Version:

2.1 Last updated: 2026-05-09

Version code:

884025179

Creation date:

2020-10-26

Compatible devices:

Size:

3.85MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-17

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 203,405 ▼ 2,375

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Developed by:

Gil Osborne

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/indoor-bouldering/id1535750808

Website:

https://www.threads.net/@gil.osborne

User Reviews

Indoor Bouldering is praised for being free, easy to use, and effective at tracking climbs and progress, with beginner-friendly climbing lingo. However, multiple reviews point to missing media attachments, a need for richer notes on climbs/sessions, and occasional history or data stability issues. The core tracking is solid, but users repeatedly ask for media support, enhanced notes, and improved data reliability.

Pros

Free to use and ad-free
Simple, easy-to-use tracking interface
Strong progress tracking for climbs (level, attempts, sessions)
Helpful onboarding with climbing lingo for beginners
Lightweight, focused on tracking without clutter

Cons

Missing ability to attach photos or videos to climbs (media attachments)
Requests for richer notes or session notes on climbs
History/data loss and instability (data loss after reinstall or crashes)

Recent reviews

App is simple and easy to use. Love looking back a few weeks back and get reminded of the climbs I have sent. There are some features that I hope to see in the future! Not sure where to leave feedbacks so I’ll leave them here. An option to “resume” an attempt would be nice so if I gave up initially and come back to it, I can simply up the attempt counter or mark it is “I sent it!” instead of having to do a new entry In additions to photos, what about videos? This can come in handy if someone asks me for betas and I can pull up my attempt from the app.

by hi*****, 2026-05-17

First. Love the app and I’m a supporter! Second, with the new update is there a way to go back to the small icon view? On bigger days where I’m doing lots of climbs, I really liked seeing them all in one place as a collection. There used to be a toggle between the two views and I’m not seeing that anymore.